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West Doing Everything to 'Suppress Russian Language': Russia's Ambassador to Moldova

West Doing Everything to 'Suppress Russian Language': Russia's Ambassador to Moldova

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West Doing Everything to 'Suppress Russian Language': Russia's Ambassador to MoldovaWestern countries do not want to give people wishing to learn Russian a... 06.08.2026, Sputnik Africa

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West Doing Everything to 'Suppress Russian Language': Russia's Ambassador to MoldovaWestern countries do not want to give people wishing to learn Russian a chance, but the trend is different in other regions of the world, Oleg Ozerov told Sputnik Africa."In the Arab world and in Africa, we see a contrary trend. There are several thousand Africans who want to learn the Russian language, as they recognize that Russian is a global language," he noted.Notably, under the direction of Ozerov, the international literary contest "Russky Glagol" allows poets, playwrights, and translators from around the world to highlight the Russian language.ℹ The name of the competition, "Glagol," refers to a letter in the Glagolitic alphabet—the oldest Slavic alphabet—as well as to the act of speaking and making one's voice heard.The contest accepts applications from July 10 to September 10 at rusglagol.org.Subscribe to @sputnik_africa Sputnik Africa | X

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